I am not sure how to compare CFrame.Position to a Value. I have tried this and it does not work. Any help in leading me in the right direction would be great. Thanks.
local rock = script.Parent.Parent.Stand4
if rock.CFrame.Position == Vector3(375.839966, -64.2299347, 694.550415) then
end
To create a vector3, you need to do vector3.new() Theres two ways you can compare vector3's:
v3 = Vector3.new(375.839966, -64.2299347, 694.550415)
local rock = script.Parent.Parent.Stand4
rockPos = rock.CFrame.Position
--you can compare the vector3 values like this:
if(rockPos == v3)then
print("yes")
else
print("no")
end
--or you could compare the individual values:
if(rockPos.X == v3.X and rockPos.Y == v3.Y and rockPos.Z == v3.Z)then
print("yes")
else
print("no")
end
don't rlly need to do option 2 but its a way of doing things
Thank you for all the details.
You should never do this. Ever. Floating point comparisons with == are the recipe for really hard to diagnose, hard to repro bugs.
You should always compare with something like (CFrame.Position - otherPos).Magnitude < 0.001, where the exact tolerance value (here 0.001) depends on how you're moving the parts and how close counts as equal for your application.
If you don't think this is true, execute this from Studio's command line: a=0.1 b=0.7 print(a7,b,a7==b)
thank you I didn't know that
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if CF.Position == Vector3.new(...) then